Brain Carrier just released new version of his disk forensics tools. You can download The Sleuthkit 2.06 an Autopsy 2.08 from http://www.sleuthkit.org/.
Update:
There is a new windows version available.
The Sleutkit 2.06 and Autopsy 2.08
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2 September 2006 |
11:57 |
Forensics, Tools |
22 Comments | 2,833 Views
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Live View released
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29 August 2006 |
13:48 |
Forensics, Live Response, Tools |
2 Comments | 1,851 Views
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Brian Kaplan from Carnegie Mellon University just released a tool called Live View. With Live View you can convert a raw dd image or physical device to a VMware virtual machine.
Brian Kaplan from Carnegie Mellon University just released a tool called Live View. With Live View you can convert a raw dd image or physical device to a VMware virtual machine.
The Sleuth Kit 2.05 released
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30 July 2006 |
21:23 |
Forensics, Tools |
No Comments | 1,636 Views
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Brian Carrier just released a new version of his computer forensics tool kit *).
Changes on The Sleuth Kit (TSK):
Brian Carrier just released a new version of his computer forensics tool kit *).
Changes on The Sleuth Kit (TSK):
Cell Phone Forensics Tools
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7 July 2006 |
11:33 |
Forensics, Mobile Devices, Tools |
No Comments | 3,238 Views
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Cell Phone Forensics Tools
Last year the NIST published an interesting paper about Cell Phone Forensics Tools. They tested a couple of this tools and made some interesting remarks on working with them.
Cell Phone Forensics Tools
Last year the NIST published an interesting paper about Cell Phone Forensics Tools. They tested a couple of this tools and made some interesting remarks on working with them.
Sleuthkit 2.04 and Autopsy 2.07 published
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26 May 2006 |
12:57 |
Forensics, Tools |
No Comments | 1,836 Views
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New versions from Sleuthkit & Autopsy.
Brian Carrier published new versions from his outstandig open source forensics tools.
Sleuthkit 2.04 has the following bugfixes and new features (taken from changelog):
New versions from Sleuthkit & Autopsy.
Brian Carrier published new versions from his outstandig open source forensics tools.
Sleuthkit 2.04 has the following bugfixes and new features (taken from changelog):
article about open source vs. closed source forensics tools
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7 February 2006 |
11:10 |
Articles, Forensics |
No Comments | 4,279 Views
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Do you need forensics tools?
For the German computer magazine iX (03/2006 issue)I wrote an article on the ‘ideal’ computer-forensics tool. In this I am adressing the following issues: are open-source tools better than closed-source tools, and what about freeware vs. nonfree software? I describe which function is essential in which situation, and what [...]
Do you need forensics tools?
For the German computer magazine iX (03/2006 issue)I wrote an article on the ‘ideal’ computer-forensics tool. In this I am adressing the following issues: are open-source tools better than closed-source tools, and what about freeware vs. nonfree software? I describe which function is essential in which situation, and what [...]
Computer Forensics
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2 February 2006 |
15:48 |
Forensics |
1 Comment | 71,677 Views
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A random List of other computer forensics blogs
Hogfly’s computer forensics blog
Harlan Carvey (the windows forensics guy) Windows Incident Response Blog
Jesse Kronblums’ A Geek Raised by Wolves
Andreas Schuster (the memory analysis guy) int for(ensic){blog;}
Mark McKinnon Computer Forensics/E-Discovery Tips/Tricks and Information
Forensic Focus
Forensic Computing
Security Monkey’s A Day in the Life of an Information Security Investigator
Checkmate, a blog [...]
A random List of other computer forensics blogs
Hogfly’s computer forensics blog
Harlan Carvey (the windows forensics guy) Windows Incident Response Blog
Jesse Kronblums’ A Geek Raised by Wolves
Andreas Schuster (the memory analysis guy) int for(ensic){blog;}
Mark McKinnon Computer Forensics/E-Discovery Tips/Tricks and Information
Forensic Focus
Forensic Computing
Security Monkey’s A Day in the Life of an Information Security Investigator
Checkmate, a blog [...]
